I was referring to the criminal case. The one where Binger's star witnesses corroborated the defense witnesses. Remember?There is no prosecution. There is a plaintiff.
I was referring to the criminal case. The one where Binger's star witnesses corroborated the defense witnesses. Remember?There is no prosecution. There is a plaintiff.
I don't know what they expect to get out of kyle. He is not rich.
There was an earlier suggestion that Kyle counter-sue those making the wrongful death lawsuit. My guess is something like "He deserved to be shot!!"
America is so far gone that defending yourself means you will be prosecuted both criminally and civilly. Even if you win, your legal bills will bankrupt you.
The lesson here is don't be a hero if you are conservative.
I was referring to the criminal case. The one where Binger's star witnesses corroborated the defense witnesses. Remember?
The he deserved to be shot was his defense in his criminal trial and would also be his defense in the civil suit. Kyle would counter sue for legal fees.Not quite. But he practically ask for it assaulting someone with a loaded rifle.
So good guys with guns deserve to be shot. Got it.
Let me count the ways. One, he was in possession of a firearm that he was not legally allowed to possess. He has admitted he did not understand the ammunition and what it would do. He fled the scene of a shooting that he was involved in. I could do this all day, but those seem like the most obvious. His negligence contributed to the deaths. He will have to compensate the victims for that negligence. He is screwed.
He put himself in that situation. Had he not crossed state lines with an illegally acquired weapon there would have been no need to "defend himself".
he was in fact allowed to possess said rifle, so not negligent. not understanding the ammo and it's effects is not negligence....ignorance, but not negligence. Any rational being would flee the immediate scene for their own safety. He even attempted to flag down the police and they waved him on. that might be negligence on the part of police, but not rittenhouse. by all means, keep doing this. you're doing a great job of outlining how wrong the plaintiff is going to be at trial.
Yeah you don't need no stinking factsI don't care. Neither will this jury. It's completely irrelevant.
Go deliver some more french fries and beg for tips Mr. Uber Eats driver.They're not good guys if they're involved in an attempted lynching.
Thankfully Biden signed a law making lynching illegal (as if it wasn't already).
That did not happen and was corroborated at the criminal trial.
Who didn't understand the ammo and it's effects?not understanding the ammo and it's effects is not negligence....ignorance, but not negligence.
It's warning to all young racist shitheads who want to take a weapon of war they aquire illegally and get into a fight that has nothing to do with them.
You mean the kangaroo trial? Sure.
Not quite. But he practically ask for it assaulting someone with a loaded rifle.
I'm talking about your generic 'good guy with a gun' You seem to think that if they are killed by an active shooter, they deserved it. Rittenhouse WAS an active shooter. He had killed someone, he ran from that killing and still had the weapon with him.
"The lawsuit was served on Rittenhouse’s sister, who said that he wasn’t home. Adelman said that was sufficient to qualify as being served."
That's true across this country. If you are known to live in or stay frequently at a residence, and others related to you are served there in your stead -- that's a valid service. They documented the hours spent trying to track down Fatlittlemurderboy to serve him. The fact that he got lawyers to defend against the suit says that he knew he was being sued. Duh.
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